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Barbara
Lüneburg works in the fields of free improvisation (with and
without electronics), improvisation via internet and improvisation
as part of an otherwise pre-composed score.
She
performs with internationally renowned improvisers such as Fred
Frith (USA/e-guitar), Jaap Blonk (NL/voice), Marko Ciciliani (Croatia/no-input
mixer), Anne La Berge (USA/flute and electronics), Cor Fuhler (The
Netherlands/analogue electronics), Yannis Kyriakides (UK/laptop)
amongst others at the Holland festival, the Gaudeamus Festival or
the Dutch cult-series "Kraakgeluiden in de Binnenstad"
(Amsterdam).
At
the Munich Biannual 2002, Barbara Lüneburg played as an internet
soloist together with seven other artists from New York, Berkeley,
Amsterdam and Munich in the opera "Orpheus Kristall" by
Manfred Stahnke (sponsored by the "Ernst von Siemens Kulturstiftung"/
Germany). The computer-program "Quintet.net" (developed
and artistically directed by Georg Haidu) built the base on which
the internet artists from five different places throughout the world
could improvise and communicate with each other in a live situation.
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